The Howard Stern Interview (2006)

Miley Cyrus returns to discuss her new song, "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart," and to debut her newest duet of "Silent Night" with Robin Quivers.

Actor Hugh Jackman returns to the Stern Show to promote his new film, "The Front Runner," discuss his career as Wolverine, and talk about turning fifty.

Long-time friend and Stern Show guest announcer, George Takei, returns to address the tribulations of the past year and discuss his musical, "Allegiance," going to the big screen.

Comedian Sarah Silverman returns to promote her show, "I Love You, America," and opens up about her stand-up career and love life.

Legendary comedian and "SNL" alum, Adam Sandler, returns to reflect on his "Saturday Night Live" days and to discuss his new Netflix special, "100% Fresh."

Comedian Norm Macdonald explains his controversial "Hollywood Reporter" comments with Howard and promotes his new Netflix show, "Norm Macdonald Has a Show."

Howard talks with talk show host Sharon Osbourne about her relationship with Ozzy, the success of "The Talk," and recent CBS scandals.

Howard talks with musician Dave Matthews about "Ladybird," a misplaced Grammy, and forgetting Rolling Stones lyrics while performing with Mick Jagger.

Howard talks with the Smashing Pumpkins about their recent reunion, Billy's battle with depression, a bad Grammys experience, and an encounter with a supernatural being.

Howard talks with actress Mandy Moore about her parents' divorce, dating famous men, her sperm tattoo, and being "discovered" by a FedEx delivery man.

Howard talks with actress Gwyneth Paltrow about divorce, postnatal depression, Harvey Weinstein, and entrepreneurship.

Howard talks with television personality and radio host Andy Cohen about the Met Gala, Ronnie's sexuality, and Andy's recent feud with Kathy Griffin.

Howard talks with rapper Cardi B about her massive success in music, early days as a stripper, the pressures of fame, and handling pregnancy in the prime of her career.

Howard talks with actress Claire Danes about "My So-Called Life," nude scenes, thoughts on #MeToo, tips for crying on camera, and a surprise pregnancy announcement.

Howard talks to comedian David Spade about dating Heather Locklear, meeting the "Cash Me Outside" girl, and the perks and perils of the Hollywood scene.

Howard talks to "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert about President Trump, David Letterman, and why he loves hosting late night television.

What started out as a quick cameo on “Saturday Night Live” playing then-presidential candidate Donald J. Trump has turned into the role of a lifetime for Alec Baldwin. Aside from a second straight season of portraying Trump on “SNL,” Baldwin is now offering fans a satirical look at the president’s first 100 days in office in the parody memoir “You Can’t Spell America Without Me,” co-written with Spy magazine co-founder Kurt Andersen. Alec told Howard his decision to put out this book quite literally started out as a joke.

Howard talks with musician Miley Cyrus about her wild childhood, relationship with Liam Hemsworth, and the evolution of her career.

The undisputed queen of country music and bona fide American icon made her Stern Show debut, connecting with Howard from her Nashville studio while flanked by guitars and a smattering of Dolly-branded paraphernalia, including her new book (“Behind the Seams: My Life in Rhinestones”) and new album (“Rockstar”).

The legendary singer, actress, filmmaker, and philanthropist made her long-awaited Stern Show debut, connecting with Howard from her home in Malibu to deliver an epic interview in service of her equally epic new memoir, “My Name Is Barbra.”

Comedian and TV personality Chris Distefano stopped by the Stern Show to participate in the on-air segment “What’s My Freaky Fetish?” But before rolling up his sleeves and getting his hands dirty, the 39-year-old New York native told Howard all about his backstory, including previous relationships, his father the ex-convict, and the unusual road he traveled to become a successful comedian.

Rock, rap, and pop superstar Post Malone returned to the Stern Show, following the release of his brand-new album “Austin.” The 28-year-old recording artist, who has eight diamond certified songs to his name and two diamond crowns in his mouth, spoke to Howard about everything from his unwavering support of Bud Light to his burgeoning friendship with fellow music icon Taylor Swift. He also discussed his multi-million dollar Magic: The Gathering card, shared several stories about stage injuries and face tattoos, and even performed a couple of songs for Howard and his listeners live in the Stern Show studios.

Schwarzenegger, who’s led a state of over 30 million people and starred in several of the biggest blockbusters in Hollywood history, didn’t sit down with Howard to chat about governance or film roles. He stopped by the show hoping to inspire listeners to better themselves, as others have inspired him. In his new book “Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life,” the Austrian-born icon shares the lessons he learned while conquering Hollywood, the world of bodybuilding, and politics.

Paul Simon has won 16 Grammys, helped sell over 125 million records, and earned two separate inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but when the timeless troubadour made his Stern Show debut he seemed far less concerned with sales figures and industry accolades than with how his diverse catalog of genre-bending music has been shaped by those who enjoy it.

The undisputed queen of country music and bona fide American icon made her Stern Show debut, connecting with Howard from her Nashville studio while flanked by guitars and a smattering of Dolly-branded paraphernalia, including her new book (“Behind the Seams: My Life in Rhinestones”) and new album (“Rockstar”). Wearing a sparkling lime-green outfit while rocking long red nails along with her patented platinum-blonde hairdo, she spoke candidly about her unique Appalachian upbringing, distinctive style, unflinching work ethic, and unparalleled career as well as the legacy she hopes to leave behind with philanthropic efforts ranging from the cool million she donated toward COVID-19 vaccination research (“I thought we were gonna go down with the Black Plague”) to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, which distributes free books to children across the globe.

The legendary singer, actress, filmmaker, and philanthropist made her long-awaited Stern Show debut, connecting with Howard from her home in Malibu to deliver an epic interview in service of her equally epic new memoir, “My Name Is Barbra.” Over 10 years in the making, the 992-page book offers an in-depth look at the Brooklyn-born superstar’s sometimes tragic upbringing — from the father who died when she was just 15 months old to the mother who once told her to pursue a career in typing — and covers nearly every facet of her six-decades-long career as a multi-platinum recording artist, acclaimed movie star, and underappreciated director. As open as Barbra was in her book, she was even more candid in her conversation with Howard, touching upon subjects ranging from what song Bob Dylan wrote about her and which Martin Scorsese role she turned down to some of the run-ins she’s had with misguided men in media and the movie business.

Comedian and TV personality Chris Distefano stopped by the Stern Show to participate in the on-air segment “What’s My Freaky Fetish?” But before rolling up his sleeves and getting his hands dirty, the 39-year-old New York native told Howard all about his backstory, including previous relationships, his father the ex-convict, and the unusual road he traveled to become a successful comedian.

Rock, rap, and pop superstar Post Malone returned to the Stern Show, following the release of his brand-new album “Austin.” The 28-year-old recording artist, who has eight diamond certified songs to his name and two diamond crowns in his mouth, spoke to Howard about everything from his unwavering support of Bud Light to his burgeoning friendship with fellow music icon Taylor Swift. He also discussed his multi-million dollar Magic: The Gathering card, shared several stories about stage injuries and face tattoos, and even performed a couple of songs for Howard and his listeners live in the Stern Show studios.

Schwarzenegger, who’s led a state of over 30 million people and starred in several of the biggest blockbusters in Hollywood history, didn’t sit down with Howard to chat about governance or film roles. He stopped by the show hoping to inspire listeners to better themselves, as others have inspired him. In his new book “Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life,” the Austrian-born icon shares the lessons he learned while conquering Hollywood, the world of bodybuilding, and politics.

It’s shaping up to be an astounding year for award-winning sex symbol and Hollywood icon Jon Hamm, who joined the Stern Show for the first time to promote his new crime comedy “Confess, Fletch” and speak with Howard about everything from which “Real Housewives” cast reeled him in to whether the rumors were true he preferred “going commando” on set.

Steve Martin and Martin Short joined the Stern Show together for the first time, following the release of their latest hit collaboration, “Only Murders in the Building.” Howard was excited to welcome each legend back to the show and eager to learn more about their long friendship. He was also curious how Short had convinced Martin to come back to stand-up.

Legendary actress and activist Jane Fonda returned to the Stern Show and joined Howard for a deeply personal yet universally relatable conversation touching upon everything from partying with Marilyn Monroe and lusting after Marvin Gaye to the looming threat of climate disaster and life’s never-ending search for purpose. Indeed, the 82-year-old entertainer, author, and cultural icon was an open book, which is fitting considering she just published a mobilization manual of sorts called “What Can I Do? My Path from Climate Despair to Action.”

Orlando Bloom made his Stern Show debut, sitting down with Howard for a wide-ranging conversation touching upon everything from his early days as an actor and first big breaks in Hollywood to his new Amazon Prime Video series “Carnival Row.” The British actor also opened up about his much-anticipated wedding to recording artist and fellow Stern Show guest Katy Perry.

Beatles legend and Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Famer Sir Paul McCartney visited the show and talked about some of the iconic songs he’s written